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just made an impromtu blog post about how air pollution made the sun appear yellow in the 80s and thats why now that air pollution is less severe, the sun appears white (inspired by how red/orange sun and moon appear bc of the canadian wildfires)
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ive been working on my rainbow sicence pages but not making much progress bc im trying really hard to understand the specific physics of supernumary rainbows
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I want to work on my site but unfortunately I've been having problems with my home Internet ^^; I'm using phone data rn
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divergentrays
1 year ago
I feel your pain! It's a slow day at work so I'm also working on my site but I'm having to use my phone as a hotspot. It's soooooo slllloooowwww.
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solaria
1 year ago
we got a router and i connected it to the modem and the internet works now! im honestly not sure what the problem was but im glad its working now ( <-- has very limited knowlege about internet hardware)
about downloading the site: under my files i dont see three links, all i see is "mount your site as a drive on your computer" and then the green footer bar
solaria
1 year ago
i may have figured out why i dont have that link; my site may be too large to download that way ^^;
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silverheart
1 year ago
is it a bug? the download feature offers your site to you as a .zip file which, afaik anyway, has limitations on how large it can be as well as how many files and directories it can contain... not to say it couldn't be a bug, just that it could also maybe be something else
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I wondered why the sun often looked yellow in 80s movies, so a possible explanation. Whenever there are bushfires in Australian cities or in the area (or even controlled burns) the sky goes reddish orange and the sun becomes red. The worst of it was for the Sydney bushfires a few years ago. I imagine Americans may be more prone to conspiracy theories about the sun changing colour is because bushfires aren't as common